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0 ResultsFor a constant excitation of 200 turns and 1 A, the magnetic flux is mainly confined to the low-reluctance ferromagnetic C-core. When the air-gap length is increased from 1 mm to 2 mm and then 3 mm, the magnetic reluctance of the circuit increases, resulting in a reduction in magnetic flux and generally lower flux density. Fringing of flux is observed around the air gap, and the effect becomes more prominent as the gap increases.
by ahmedhussain18ahmedhussain18
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by ahmedhussain18ahmedhussain18
by TemplatesTemplates
m2023_2027 created this project
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1 Geometry 1 Mesh 1 Simulation setup 0 ResultsFor a constant excitation of 200 turns and 1 A, the magnetic flux is mainly confined to the low-reluctance ferromagnetic C-core. When the air-gap length is increased from 1 mm to 2 mm and then 3 mm, the magnetic reluctance of the circuit increases, resulting in a reduction in magnetic flux and generally lower flux density. Fringing of flux is observed around the air gap, and the effect becomes more prominent as the gap increases.
